The influential but often overlooked writer celebrated nature from his Californian coastal outpost — and warned of the climate crisis decades before others
The Kent family home of the English designer and writer was a canvas of decorative experimentation for him and his Pre-Raphaelite circle during a five-year idyll
Civil servant Khadambi Asalache transformed his unassuming terraced house into a carved wood fantasy with intricate fretwork to rival the most elaborate cathedral or mosque